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Year 9 Epic Class Quiz Revision!!!
Year 9 Epic Class Quiz Revision!!!
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1
Why does
Ormond Burton
describe the conditions like this?
This place was in was in decent condition
The conditions were horrible and unlivable
Burton thinks these conditions were fine and liveable
They were given lots of help and supplies
2
When was the referendum for conscription?
1926
1911
1916
1918
3
Why was the Gallipoli campaign so important to Australia?
Because Australia led the Allies to victory in Gallipoli
It became a symbol of Australia’s national identity
None of the Anzacs came back from Gallipoli alive
It was Australia’s biggest military success
4
What was the name of the place where the Anazc troops landed on 25 April 1915?
Ari Burnu
Gaba Tepe
Cannakkale
Kum Kale
5
There were new forms of warfare, which were brought upon by...
Historical examples
Mathematics
Industrialism
Imperialism
6
What was the purpose of trench warfare?
To make sure the soldiers were protected from gunfire and artillery
To camouflage secret bases
To make sure the enemies would get fooled by where the soldiers were.
To stop bombings
7
What does the M stand for in the M.A.I.N. causes of WWI?
Monarchy
Melons
Militarism
Mad Men
8
Which of these conditions was NOT suffered by the soldiers at Gallipoli
diarrhoea
dysentery
diptheria
infestations of lice
9
What were the families going to be given if their partner was chosen for war
money
food stamps
a hamper of food
nothing
10
What is a conscientious objector?
someone who fights for what is right
some one who wants to kill
someone who lives with ptsd
someone whose conscience prevents them from fighting
11
What is conscription?
Drawing names of 10% of the men in Australia to fight in the war
The mandatory military service of men in Australia
Men in Australia chose to stay home and not fight to keep the economy going
The rebellion of Australia to ban mandatory military sign up.
12
he rise of technological warfare did not result in fewer deaths or injuries
True
False
13
What rifle was used in the Gallipoli campaign?
Glock
M1 Garand
SMLE No I MK III rifles
EF88 Austeyr (Acog)
14
What did women do to support men in war?
Write love letters to their husbands to check in
Host welcome home parties for the soldiers
Knit socks and plant vegetables
Send food packages and plant vegetables
15
How long were the ANZACs at Gallipoli?
3 weeks
8 months
9 months
5 months
16
What was the most successful part of the Gallipoli campaign?
Winning WWI
The evacuation of the ANZACs
Building safe trenches
The machine guns killed many troops from the Ottoman Empire
17
Which Country was the most powerful in World War 1?
The Ottoman Empire
Germany
Bulgaria
Great Britain
18
What were some of the issues that made the Gallipoli campaign so hard for the soldiers? Choose any that apply
diseases
overpopulation
poor sanitation
lack on sunlight
19
A Diary of a Field Medic is a Primary Source.
False
True
20
Which one of these was NOT a reason Australians voted yes to conscription?
They didn’t know was conscription was
The burden of war should be shared equally
There was no other way of ensuring AIF received their needed reinforcements
Military service shouldn’t be an individual choice
21
Which of these best describes the nature of Warfare during WWI?
Mobile warfare, with armies moving swiftly across various terrain types
Guerilla warfare, soldiers hiding in forests waiting to ambush enemies
Trench warfare, with little progress being made by either side
Siege warfare, with armies trying to starve their enemies
22
Which country is Gallipoli located in?
France
Greece
Turkey
Britain
23
Who won the overall campaign at Gallipoli?
The British
Ottoman Empire
The Greeks
Australia
24
Who was exempt from military service in Australia WW1?
Teachers, prime ministers and coal miners
Doctors, terminally ill people, women and priests
Medically unfit, clergymen, women and teachers
Firemen, police force, baptist and exorcists
25
What is patriotism?
Support to ones country
supporting a certain political identity
Racial Discrimination
a sense of national identity
26
The terrain was not good for landing on, as it only had a narrow space overlooked by steep cliffs
True
False
27
Who were members of the Triple Alliance?
Britain, France, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary
Britain, Italy, Russia
28
What were the results of the first conscription Vote?
44% voted yes, 56% voted no
49% voted yes, 51% voted no
50% voted yes, 50% voted no
38% voted yes, 62% voted no
29
How many ANZACs died in the Gallipoli Campaign?
800
1600
8,700
15 million
30
Why were farmers against conscription?
They would lose men to work on the farm
They don't want to leave their wives
They enjoy the company
They might get taken away from their crops
31
What was Gallipoli’s main terrain type?
Sandy Plain
Rocky Cliffs
Grassy Fields
Cloud-Like Environment
32
Which weapon was most commonly used in WW1?
Grenades
Rifles
Machine Guns
Pistols
33
What were the conditions of the trenches?
smelly
clean
dry
Muddy and uncomfortable
34
Where did Fresh Water supplies come from for the men fighting at Gallipoli?
Bulgaria
Egypt
Australia
France
35
Who was the head of the British Navy who developed a plan to take out the Ottoman Empire?
Thomas Curk
John Wilson
Winston Churchill
Abraham Lincoln
36
How did the trenches attract disease?
latrines
bully beef
stinky shoes
From the dead bodies
37
Where did Australia train in WWI?
China
Japan
Egypt
Syria
38
What made the trenches in Gallipoli such an unlivable environment?
Cold Weather
Storms
Hot Humid Weather
High Winds
39
Which Prime Minister tried to introduce conscription during WWI?
Scott Morrison
Robert Menzies
Billy Hughes
John Howard
40
‘An Act to submit to a Referendum a question in relation to Military Service Abroad.’When was this referendum?
11th November 1915
10th December 1916
17th August 1915
28th September 1916
41
When did the Gallipoli campaign start?
25 April 2023
January 1910
25 April 1915
25 April 1900
42
How many Aussies died during the Gallipoli campaign?
8,141
No one died
10
50 000
43
What did Gallipoli look like?
All the above
Dry
Cliffs
Shrubs
44
The living conditions in the trenches were terrible.
True
False
45
Why were the trenches dug in a “zig-zag” pattern?
To make sure the enemies could not kill a platoon of soldiers in one go.
To ensure maximum stability of trenches
To make it harder for the soldiers to move around.
To make sure the food was better
46
Who was pro-conscription?
Joseph Cook
Daniel Maddoc
Andrew Fisher
Billy Hughes
47
Who was the prime minister at the time of WWI, and were they for or against conscription?
Benjamin Harrison, for
Kevin Rudd, against
Angela Merkal, against
Billy Hughes, for
48
Why did the Black Hand assassinate Franz Ferdinand?
Hitler told them to
They wanted his fortune
They were forced into assassinating him
They believed Bosina belonged to Serbia
49
Which of the following World War One battles did not take place on the Western Front?
Fromelles
Hamel
Somme
Gallipoli
50
Why were some women for conscription?
supporting the men who were already at war
They hated men
they used it as a way to create an uprise
They were sick of their husbands
51
What political party was against conscription?
Liberals
Labor
All of them
Greens
52
Which one of the these locations did Australians NOT fight at during WWI?
Belgium
Gallipoli
Palestine
Kokoda
53
What year did the ANZACs arrive in Gallipoli?
1916
1915
1914
1917
54
When did WW1 start?
May 27, 1914
10 November, 2023
12 June, 1985
July 28, 1914
55
Which food was unavailable to the Anzacs at Gallipoli?
sugar
Tinned bully beef
Fruit and vegetables
Jam and biscuits
56
Who were afraid of being impacted by conscription?
Families, wives, soldiers
James Scullin
the parliament
Billy Hughes
57
What were some foods they ate in the Gallipoli trenches?
Sandwiches, chicken nuggets, coke zero, avocadoes
Victim beef, soft biscuits, coffee, chicken cubes
Tinned bully beef, hard biscuits, tea, sugar and beef cubes
Gourmet pasta dishes, hot chocolate, lasagne
58
What was conscription?
a prize raffle
they voted people to leave
A certain number of men chosen for military service against their will
a selection of one person from each town
59
What beach island did the Anzacs land on
Kiama
Gaba Tepe
Suvla Bay
Annzac Cove
60
How did the trenches look from above?
broken lines
zig zags
straight
curvy
61
Why did WWI start?
Italy wanted more land
Britain wanted more land
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
Hitler believed Germans were superior
62
What word matches the definition: Those killed, wounded or captured during war time.
the injured
patients
prisoners of war
casualties
63
Who were against conscription?
Protestants
IWW, Quakers, Women's peace army
Women's National League
USL
64
Trenches were built in a zig-zag shape to
to stop the blast of explosions from travelling all the way down the trench
for ease of movement
confuse the enemy
offer sunlight to different parts of the trenches
65
Conscription actually happened in Australia during WWI
True
False
66
What continent is Gallipoli in?
Europe
Antarctica
Asia
Africa
67
What was the (AIF)?
Australian Inactive Force
African International Fish
Austrian Imperial Flight
Australian Imperial Force
68
What is propaganda?
information or ideas used to further or damage an opponent
The treatment given to the wounded
a dilemma affecting governments
The song played at the end of a day's battle
69
The nature of warfare in WW1 was greatly influenced by
Technological advancements
More people
The location of battles
Luck
70
Why was there a limited amount of food in the trenches?
they at it all
they got supplies from Egypt
because they were lazy
they were broke
71
How deep were the trenches in Gallipoli?
6m deep, 6m wide
4m deep, 4m wide
2 m deep, 2 m wide
2mm deep, 2mm wide
72
The conscription campaign successful during World War I
False
True
73
How many Australian soldiers fought in gallipoli?
10
1 million
50 000
2
74
How long were the soldiers in the trenches?
1 month
18 days
4-6 days
1 day
75
What was a significant advantage of the Turks at Anzac Cove?
They had spies among the Anzacs
They had drones to target their enemies
They could see the advancing ships and sunk them before the soldiers landed
the very steep cliffs that edged the tiny landing beach
76
Weather conditions in Gallipoli
extreme cold
extreme heat
extreme heat, flooding, snowfalls
perfect weather
77
When did the ANZAC’S land at Gallipoli?
25/4/1914
1/9/1939
11/11/1914
25/4/1915
